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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-10-25
bishop McQuaid Talks Back.
he REPLIES TO DR.. NJ GLYSN, OF WHOM He SPEAKS


"
AN ''UNFROCKED PRIEST"
The Right Rev. b. j. McQuaid, bishop OF the
Roman Catholic diocese OF Rochester, replied to
the structures OF Dr. McGlynn made at a united
labor mass meeting on Thursday evening, In a
sermon at st. PatrickS cathedral Sunday, which
has created a decided sensation in Rochester.
The following extracts from the discourse Will
give an idea OF its tenor:
"On Thursday of last week an accommodated
Catnolfc priest, who Is running about turning the
stone for the grinding OF politicians axes addressed
. hoehester a9dience.such as 1t was OF the men
ence, whose names are given In the daily papers,
IL Is unnecessary to speak at present The politi-
cal hereSieS OF communism In land are as old as
the hills"
"HOw these words should have blistered the
lips OF the man who once stood at the altar OF
GOi!" exclaimed the bishop, referring to the state
ment of Dr. McGlynD that most nuns were ftted
lOr their calling by their professional garb only.
The Bishop appealed 10 his people, whose children
constituted some OF these nuns ana who had been
administered to by them, whether he was not JUS
titled In his Indignation against the utterances of
this 'bod, brave, and burly ex-priest" as IL any
WONDER" he said, 'that people ask: who is this
unfortunate man, who has tongue OF scOrn for
the lowly as well as the high In station? 1t Is
for years accepted the food and clothing OF the
propaganda, which he now calls the machine
ferhaps he will say that that expression, too,
Is a joke. But o, the malice! And this Is the man
who calls the Cardinal who presided over him a
'yellow-Skinned Italian"
lHc uiSuOp tnen REFERRED 10 Dr. Mc(Ilynn'S ca
reer at ST. stephens. He said that DIR. McGlynn
found himself when a very young man priest over
the largest Catholic congregation in tn country.
After nineteen years the church found itself
Sl45 900 In debt, without schools, and considera-
bly, disorganiZed. The priest had the most expen-
sive parochiai table OF any priest in New York.
He had vacations plenty, and the applause OF the
world cheered him on. He was either incapable
or Indifferent 10 his work. and ought to have been
removed long before he was. AS his reasons for
denouncng Dr. McGlynn from the pulpit the
bishop said: There have been very few Of my
people who have gone TO hear him. and
those are or such a character that by
their secession we should lose nothing.
The danger is that he will mislead ignorant per-
sons by his loud professions of Catholicism. am
bound as bishop to guard my flock. am not re-
sponsible for those who are hayward and will not
heed my voice, but am responsible to my God
when my conscience tells me to raise my voice
against wrong. When a Catholic priest or an In
structed Catholic goes to hear this man 1t Is sin
ana ne Is liable TO accommodation II this thing
goes on you Will find that i and other Catholic
bishops VIII pronounce sentence OF excOmmuni-
cation against those who, not being ignorant,
hover abOOt This
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Nr. Conxrr,e wa. Emharra..ea.

HE ENCOUNTERS An OLD ACQUAINTANCE WHILE
SAILING UNDER FALSE COLoRs Al A SWELL PARTY.
BATTLE CREEK, MICH. October 25--Sad and mad
were the wealthy people OF this place eighteen
months ago when EN-. Converse, a prominent law
yer left town. leaving a beautiful wife and two
small children, but taking with him large amount
OF money II Is alleged that had been intrusted 10
him Nothing was heard or Converse until yester-
day. when a gentleman returned from Chicago and
said he had met Converse face to face al a swell
party in the Garden City, where Converse was In
troduced with a woman Mr.. and Mrs. f. ChaS
Mason Mason, or Converse, lost color and tren-
bled Violently on seeing the Battle Creeker. A
companion with MIN. Mrs. Mason, IL was learned,
was A rich widow from Waukesha, Wis, whom
Converse had married IL was through her the
couple had secured entrance into the fashionable
party. The next morning IL was found that Ma
son and wife had hurriedly left town. As far as
known here Converse has not been divorced from
his first wife, and OF the Battle Creek people
whose money disappeared with Converse now pro-
pose 10 hunt him down
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OIIINt
THOS. E. WAGGAMAN, Aucti,
NHoMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
IN THE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON, ID. C.
NEAR LYONS MILL" AND BELAIi

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
NN kkH lyons H1GS AND sbE L Ii
By virtue Of a deed of trust duly recorded among
land records of the District Of Columbus in Lbef
No 100, tpaxes 92 &c. and al the request Of the
executor Of the party secured thereby the
DAY, the FiRsT OF SOvEMB s isSS, at FoGR
O'CLOCK p NJ, certain real estate in the county of
%ashngton IN said District and Described as follows
the Widows Mite" and running thence s. q degrees
east along the fourth line Of the widows Mite"
feet thence west and at right angles to the fourth
line of the widows Mite" to Rock Greek then north
with said creek to ntersect line drawn n. "a de-
grees 35 minutes west from the beginning thereof
and thence with said line reversed "a degrees 81
rights and sppurtensnces to the same belonsing.
By virtue of the hereinbe recited deed of trust
and Of said request and of decree duly passed by the
cause No. lO507 docket ~ on the 26th of September
1897, the subscriber will sell at public auction said
FIRST NOVEMBER. 1887, on the premises, at half.
county OF Warrington in said District part Of pretty
Prospect" and described as follows Beginning for the
same at stone marked "G. in the fourth line OF
fne rif int o ssc nj
thence on said line N three-quarters degree ". 691
81 100 feet thence s. N degrees, W 24g loo feet
place Of beginning, With the improvements. rights and
appurtenances to the same belonging.
Terms Of sale for both parcel third part OF the
purchase money in cash, Of which 800 first parcel
in notes 1t six and twelve months interest
and secured by deed Of trust the prees sold ali
cash at the purchasers option. Conveysnc ing aud
II terms Of sale be not complied with IN Cd days
from day Of sale resale will be had at the risk
Of the defanting purchaser after ve days daily no.
'e IN cHaRE ssas Trustee
o2O-d&ds 12OS 3lst street
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How they Do 4; in st. Louis.


The toll patrons OF the telephone line in st.
Louis do not pay fixed subscription to the CON-
pany, but merely the sum OF 5 cents for each CON-
munication. The collection OF this sum is effected
automatically by the apparatus itself. Above the
transInitter there is box containing slit In the
upper part. When the subscriber wishes to COM
Inunlcate with any one he places scent piece In
the slit and takes the receiver from its hook The
coin, in sliding, closes circuit call is made at
the central office, and the subscriber can talk as
much as he pleases, either with the officer or
another subscriber. When the conversation Is
finished, he has only to hang up the receiver ia
order TO give an automatic signal to break the
communicates, and the coin falls into box, whose
key Is carried by the companys collector. II the
person with whom the subscriber wishes to speak
Is already In communication the employe OF the
central Office informs him OF the tact by means of
contact upon which he presses, and which sets
mechanism In operation that drives the coin to
the side OF the box; and when the subscriber
hangs up his receiver the money Is returned 70
him. More than 200 OF these apparatuSes are now
In operation In St. Louis and giving very good re-
suits.
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l. aE sAfS HB WON'T Run WITHOUT MARITIME.
The republican conference committee In New
York city have decided to nominate De Lancy
Nlcou for district attorney. The other nomina-
lions agreed upon are all republicans, follows:
Comptroller, Jno W. Knox; judges supreme court,
henry K Rowland, Daniel Rollins; Judge general
sessions, Geo W. Lyon; judges city court, Ernest
Han, Cnas K. Lexow; surrogate, Isaac Dayton;
president board OF aldermen, Jas Talmage Van
Rensselaer,; coroner, Dennis Shea
Inc New York Sun to-day says: Delaney Nicoll
SAID yesterday that he would not accept the nomi-
nation for district attorney from any organization
that did not nominate Randolph B. MARITIME for
additlona Criminal Court Judge on the same
ticket. He felt under obligations TO Mr.. MARITIME,
and he could not consent TO anything that would
impair Mr.. N .rtines chances OF election. The
DoOders, he said were against Mr.. MARITIME, and
they would oppose his election. Therefore he felt
IL ungrateful 10 strengthen by his acceptance of
their nomination any ticket hostile to Mr.. MARITIME.
He had told Mr. MARITIME that he would not run un-
less'Mr. MARITIME was nominated, too This refusal
was carried to the republican caucus In the Fifth
Avenue Hotel last night. The caucus decided to
nominate Ncoll for district attorney all the same,
and some republican for additional Criminal court
Judge. NlcOll, they said, could do as he pleased
about accepting or declining the nomination. II
ne declined, they would nominate some one else.
II ne accepted, well and good"
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The Victim of RuffianS.
MRS JENNIE BEIIEN SHOT 1T BEIIEFOSTE WHILE DE
~

MRS JENNIE BRIEN SHOT 1T BEILEFoSTE WHILE DE-
FENDlN3 HER HONOR.
At BellefOnte, Pa, saturday evening. between o
and 20 O'Clock. Ms. Jennie Br1ea returned 10 her
hone on Thomas street, after having taken his
supper u her husband, who serves as engineer for
the Collins Brothers soon after two men named
Edward POOrman and Henry Stratton entered her
house and the former attempted an assault upon
her. She seiZe1 her husbands pistol which was
near al hand. with which TO defend herself. Both
men Immediately rushed upon her and in the
strn5gie for ths Possession Of the weapon it was
discharged the ball passing into the wOman's
atsIoIaer- such l. the affidavit OF the victim.
lew hours later POOrInan ana StrattOn were ar
restd and lOi,ed In lail Their story - that at 10
O'Clock saturday night, while passing the house OF
Ms. Brirn IN an intoxicated cOudlt ion. POOrman
entered the no. Use ana attempted the assault when
StrattOn advised aim 10 20 out. They thereupJn
lett The hDlSe and proceeded on their way nome
wari, OUT after they had walked Few rods they
heard p stOl shot, but paid no attention 20 II
They al-O sail that they pistol al all while.
In the house OF Mrs Br.en. The doctors have been
unable 20 nnd the ball and have declared the
wound fatal Ol-.
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The Dog Was the Thief.
THE SURPRISING DISCOVERY WHICH A PITTsBURG
WOMAN MADE.

THE SURPRISING DISCOVERY WHICH PITTsBURG
WOMAN MADE.
PIrTsBURs, october 25.-The Dispatch tells this
story: For a week or 50 past Mrs l. X. Hammer, OF
North Hiland avenue, East End, has missed small
art les from about the house. OvercOatS and
wraps have disappeared from the rack IN the hall,
table-covers have disappeared, and various other
articles have hal habit OF not being In their
Place when wanted A domestic was suspected
aud discharged, but still the robbertes did not
cease. On Friday Mrs. Hammer appealed TO the
policeman On the beat and asked that he keep a
special watch on The house. on Saturday morning
she was sitting behind a screen in the dinlng-roDm
when large Newfoundland dOg, which hal been
the pet OF the family for years, marched demurely
IL. picked up hat from the table, and walked OUT
a. iin. Mrs Hammer followed him. He carried
the hat out the front door and around 10 the rear
or the h1u-s' where he Crawled under the porch. A
few mir gtes later h. came out without the hat
An inve- alton under the porch brought TO hight
every article that had been missed during the
week. The dog had carried them as far under the
porch as he could 20 and had made for himself a
nice, soft bed
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BOund 10 Marry.

LORD CAIRNS ENTERS UPON HIS THIRD BETROTHAI-
Lord Cairns, writes correspondent OF the Pail
Mall Gazette, is a cOnnoisSeur in female beauty OF
exceptional fastidiousness, and the Miss Olive
Berens to whom he has now made the third oneI
OF hts nzn rivals II she does not surpass in facial
beauty, her two predecessors, Miss Fortescue and
Miss Adele Grant, OF New York. Her mother is an
authOreSS. and her father Is gentleman famous
for his skill In photography and navigation. Her
beauty Is inherited from the HerOerts OF Mucross.
She was the favorite niece Of Sir Herbert Stewart,
the hero Of Abu Klea. II old Mr.. McCalmOnt, the
bridegroom'S uncle chooses to cume down In the
approved avuncular way, the earldom ought to be
well endowed, and It Is to be hoped that Lord
Cairns unf1agging efforts to attain domestic hap
pineS5 may be now rewarded with success. The
BerenseS are people OF the first fashion and high
In favor with royalty. Lord Cairns is a lucky
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A New Way to Hunt Rabbits.

Scranton (Pa) Dispatch to the Philadelphia Press.
There are some remarkable hunters in the neigh
borhood OF Sand Cut They have way Of their
own OF hunting rabbits. A ferret is sent into a
rabbits hole and net thrown over the entrance
Then the brave hunter stands near the net with
an uplfted club After the ferret has got into the
hole the rabbit comes scampering out in It's effort
TO escape 1t gets entangled In the net and all the
great sportsman has TO do is to hit It on the head
with the club. Some OF these wonderful rabbit
hunters use no nets trusting to their accuracy OF
aim and SwftnesS OF arm to lay the rabbit low the
minute IL sticks its head out OF the ground In this
way scores OF rabbits for the Scranton markets are
slaughtered every week up In the Sand Cut and
GOldsbOrO regions.
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An Old Wan. Suicide.

FoRr WORTH, Tx. october 25.-News was re-
ceiyed here OF a suicide at Camp Creek in Johnson
County, yesterday. Parson John Cameron had re-
Gently been on a visit TO his daughter in south
Carolina. After he returned home his son received
a letter from the daughter OF Mr.. Cameron stating
that she feared the Old mans mind was affected
This led him TO keep close watch on his father.
Yesterday he missed the old man, and a search
discovered the body hanging from "A tree near a
rayinr with HE extinct Mr.. cameron had placed
the rope AROUND his neck. fastened the other end
10 tue limb OF tree, and jumped OF the bank of
the ravlne- He Was about seventy years Old, and
YEAS
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THoMAs BOWLING. Aucuoneer
TRUSTEE nSnlE SALE S s OF TM0-sToRY FRAME
TWEEN SIXTH AND SEVENTH STREETS.
ALSO, LOT ON SEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
FREDERICK A N ID FAYETTE STREETS

GEORGETOWN, d. G.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated the 23d day of -
May. 1883, and duly recorded in Lber-l lOS folio f5
$40, ct seq. one OF the land records for Washing j
ton County, IN the District Columbia and by direc-
ton of the party secured thereby the undersigned
Trustee will sell at public auction in front Of the
premises, on FRIDAY. OCTOBER TWEEN TY-
EIGHTH, 1887, at FIVE O'CLOCK r M, part of Lot
numbered two hundred and one COD in fhrelkeld's
addition to the Aforesaid city described follows: b.
ginning on the south side Of street distance nom
the southeast corner Of and 18th streets forty feet
aud thence south sixty feet thence east
enteen 7 feet ak 90 inches thence north sixty feet
TO street: thence west seventeen 17) feet az (6l
Mhalen " the name Of Henry +. Wsyland, deed from
Also the part OF Lot numbered one hundred and
Georgetown, described follows: Beginning for the
hundred and ninety-nine Q99A running thence east
one hundred and thirty three t1S feet; thence north
twenty .Ol feet thence west three (23 feet;
thence north TWENTY-FIVE c22l feet eight 81 inches
thence west 45 feet nine (0 inches thence
south fourteen ~ feet eleven Il inches; thence
west 6A feet three 80 inches; thence south
feet nine CO. inches to the plsce Of
Terms Of sale: Onethrd cash; balance in two equal
tnstslimeps one and two after with
interest q SIX per cent per Snnum all cash, at the
option Of purchaser. All conveyaDcfng and recording
st purchasers cost deposit OF o2OO will be required
at the time OF sale. the terms OF cal, are not com.
piled with IN ten dys after day the property
Will be reeod ~ the risk and cost Of the defsulting
party. lolS-dtsl JAMES W. HANEY. Trustee.
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Too Healthy an Appetite.

several years ago, when Jas. a. Allison, OF Cuth-
t-er-. was cleTiing for Allison & Atkins, he was
81 into the country 90 collect an account, with
Instructions 'bOar IL OUT II he could collect IL
NJ other way. He reached the house a while be-
fore dinner and was told by the Debtor that he
Gpu1 net possibly pay the bill Jim told him
what hs n ,tructiOns were aud awaited dinner.
Dinr-r was announced and jim partOOS win the
Family. After watching hun desOuT one meal the
1btpr d-Cidef II would De cheaper 20 pay the bill
lAiu 20 bt4rd jim week, went 10 a neishbor, Dor
EOHe4 tDe money and settled In fun.
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BANDITS PARADE THE STREETS OF THE TOWNS AND
THE OFFICERS DARE NOT SHOW THEMSELVES.
Galveston dispatch says: starr County, along
the border or Mexico. Is in a state of terror Mex
lean bandits ride In gangs through the streets OF
Rio Grande city and neighbo1ng towns at night,
and officers Of the law dare not show themselves
Saturday party OF bandits came to town and
mailed two letters at the post-ofrce-one to Man.
uel 6uerro, OF Roma, and the other to senior Dom
actao Garcia, OF the Rio Grande, notifying them
tnat unless they Immediately raised sl5, 900 and
5000. respectively. for the bandits. their stores
would be blown to atoms with dynamite. Gov.
iar no response has been received. The United
states cavalry located at Ringgod Barracks are OF
no service, because OF the Official red tape neces-
sary to move troops from the barracks on short no
tice. Before the order from headquarters could
arrive the town might be sacked and the bandits
safe in Mexico stage travel In this section Is at
present dangerous.
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4 municipal Row.
TIE MAYOR or LOUISVILLE FIGHTING THE GAS CON-

TIE MAYOR or LOUISVILLE FIGHTING THE GAS CON-
fASI Or HIS CITY.
telegram 70 the Philadelphia Press from Louis
vile, n.y., say bitter night Is going on between
mayor Reed and the Louisville Gas Co. The mayor
mas ueciared war, and Is making every attempt 10
oeieat The gas company In It's Efforts 70 obtain a
new charter. Tie present one has three years yet
70 run. pit X Is seeking renewal from the egis-
.ateIe, winch assemblies December 30. The char
yer II desires i % run nfty year, with the excll-
a'e pilNli'Ets OF furnishing gas % the city, the
.aniLuni tIlce 70 oe sl.50 per 1000 feet. Tue
matter has been brought before ms, CRY councIl
and the board Of aldermen mas recon rnsnd.ei ths
renew al flr thirty years, with maxfmnrn pricf OF
Sl-3s per loo feet The lower botri A. II mass
upon The matter at the neNt nie,.iino and me
measure VIII be bitterly fought In Ihaf IV ySher,,
The may Or has strong following 1919 ~
IN discussion OF the gas companyis affairs
with Director AJherton, the other event,S No.
k'el and he came To blows Reed charged hini
~ spending the money 90 the o.. Co.,, - -.
eject lOcal members OF the lcisi,rurs M ,h,S
Athirton admitted saturday th. N, y,- Nv ~ III y,
out that he wouit have the uirector. f11tc77, -
syen1lDg this money at the next sessicn "a 49,, ~,
grand JURY, which occurs on November : VI 'u'
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Two Girls Not Afraid OF a Rear

Toffl The BriI-NIIIe Untlrlo-
The other day two gallant maids encountered a
a bear north OF CampbeIIfOrd and started in pur-
suit % him The bear took refuge in a tree and
the women battered at the tree and brought him
down He ran and they followed and the bear
e.lmDed up another tree. They endeavOred 10
k--p him there tn the arrival Of a man who mad
gone OF get his gun, but the bear forced his way
down. Notwithstanding the women fought him
Win STICKS. and cleared on INTO the WOODS.
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TlHOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.

VTNHOMAS BOWLING. Auctoneer
TRUSTEES SALE OF THATFIRsT-CLAss DWELL
GEORGETOWN COR WEST WASHINGTON,
ERoNIING 80 FEET ON The NORTH SIDE OF
FEET; MORE OH Less TO DUMBARTON
BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated November p A.
seq the Land Records Of the district Of Coumbis
the will sell to the highest and best bidder
On TGiDAY,- THHE TwESfi- EfGHTA DAY OF 6cc
Thomas Beslls Addition to Georgetown (now West
Washington), in the District OF Columbus described
beginninS nj point on the north side OF Gay tNl
street distant sixty feet west from the
Of lot No. 81 tsixtytwo said addition being the
southwest corner Barretts lot and running thence
north. at right angles to said Gay (N) street, two
Dumbaron avenue,) thence vest, the south line Of
Dumbarton street (now Dumbarton avenue) thirty
feet to point opposite the center division between
the house hereby conveyed and that adjoining 1t on
between the two houses. to the north line of Gay tN
street two hundred and forty feet, less. and
thence along said north line to the beginning the said
said Thomas Beall's addition situated in block 63 as
per map of VIM. Forsyth surveyor, approved by the
District legislature December 2S A. D. 1871, together
with all the ct ceter ~ in said deed Of
The terms Of sale are: One.fourth of the purchase
money together with the expenses of the SALE taxes
an
in equal in two aud three from the day
OF sale, for which the promissory notes the pur-
chaser bearing per cent per annum and secured on
signed, will be required. Conveysncing and recording
ANTHONY HYDE
1919 Both st. NV. [ r-,..>..
C. NJ MATTHEWS, Afus'eeA
o17-dts 120S 31st It. u. W.
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nUNcANsoN BROS. Auctioneers.
eNp fn6sreEy sxLE OF vALUA.
BILE IMPROVED REAL ESTATE, BEING
HOUSES NUMBERED 931 AND 935 FOURTH

tOUhIH
STREET NORTHWEST.
Under and by virtue OF the powers and author
ity in me vested by the last Sill and testament
nc aneJiS zion, in frSnt Of the premises on MONDAY,
FOUR O'CLOCK T. NJ the following described real
es ah street SsSinn sa. the line
ches (s2 #. in.): from the northwest corner
six 800 feet to an alley; thence north sixteen
(So feet. to 4th street and place Of beginning i'm
proved by slx-room frame residence, No 93l 4th
street northwest And Immediately thereafter. shall
offer for sale part of said Lot Three IN said square
hundred and twenty seven toy7). beginning at point
on 4th street. forty nine seventeen hundredths i49
l71OO) feet south Of the northy corner of said
square, thence east eighty (S6) ftet thence norti
fIteen forty hundredths u.s. 1OO) feet thence
west eightysx 1850 feet thence south fifteen forty
twohundredths 5 42l00) feet to the place Of begin
ming. improved by three-story bridk residence with
modern convenences being No 935 4th street north
west.
Terms of sale one-t % cash. the balance in equal
1nstaments IN one aud two years, with interest pay
able SEMI annually fro day Of SALE secured by Deed
OF trust or all sh at the option of purchaser de-
required at time of sale.
Terms to be complied with in ten (1O days or resale
at the risk and cost OF purchaser alter ten O days
notice. g ORGE j (}OCKEi,ER
Executor and trustee under the will and testament
Of Christian q. Gockeler. decreased
o24-d&ds LEON TOBRINER, Attorney